A Child-World
A Child-World
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--So the old Wolf he 'uz _'feared_Only to ist be _kind_ to her. --So heIst 'tended like he wuz dood friends to herAn' says "Dood-morning, little Red Riding Hood!"--All ist as kind!
An' nen Riding HoodShe say "Dood-morning, " too--all kind an' nice--Ist like her Ma she learn'--No!--mustn't say"Learn, " cause "_Learn_" it's unproper. --So she sayIt like her _Ma_ she "_teached_" her. --An'--so sheIst says "Dood-morning" to the Wolf--'cause sheDon't know ut-tall 'at he's a _wicked_ WolfAn' want... to eat her up!
Nen old Wolf smileAn' say, so kind: "Where air you doin' at?"Nen little Red Riding Hood she says: "I'm doin'To my Dran'ma's, 'cause my Ma say I might. "Nen, when she tell him that, the old Wolf heIst turn an' light out frough the big thick woods, Where she can't see him any more. An soShe think he's went to _his_ house--but he haint, --He's went to her Dran'ma's, to be there first--An' _ketch_ her, ef she don't watch mighty sharpWhat she's about!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--So the old Wolf he 'uz _'feared_Only to ist be _kind_ to her. --So heIst 'tended like he wuz dood friends to herAn' says "Dood-morning, little Red Riding Hood!"--All ist as kind!
An' nen Riding HoodShe say "Dood-morning, " too--all kind an' nice--Ist like her Ma she learn'--No!--mustn't say"Learn, " cause "_Learn_" it's unproper. --So she sayIt like her _Ma_ she "_teached_" her. --An'--so sheIst says "Dood-morning" to the Wolf--'cause sheDon't know ut-tall 'at he's a _wicked_ WolfAn' want... to eat her up!
Nen old Wolf smileAn' say, so kind: "Where air you doin' at?"Nen little Red Riding Hood she says: "I'm doin'To my Dran'ma's, 'cause my Ma say I might. "Nen, when she tell him that, the old Wolf heIst turn an' light out frough the big thick woods, Where she can't see him any more. An soShe think he's went to _his_ house--but he haint, --He's went to her Dran'ma's, to be there first--An' _ketch_ her, ef she don't watch mighty sharpWhat she's about!
What to read after A Child-World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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